
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Today on How On Earth, KGNU’s award-winning science show, we sit down with Boulder’s Dr. David Wineland and chat about his Nobel-prize-winning research. The NIST scientist shared the 2012 physics award with Frenchman Serge Haroche. They’ve developed experimental methods for trapping and holding particles so that weird quantum behaviors can be studied. The research is critical to developing extreme quantum computers that may someday break today’s best encryption algorithms…and make truly unbreakable ones.
Host: Jim Pullen
By KGNU - How On Earth4.5
2121 ratings
Today on How On Earth, KGNU’s award-winning science show, we sit down with Boulder’s Dr. David Wineland and chat about his Nobel-prize-winning research. The NIST scientist shared the 2012 physics award with Frenchman Serge Haroche. They’ve developed experimental methods for trapping and holding particles so that weird quantum behaviors can be studied. The research is critical to developing extreme quantum computers that may someday break today’s best encryption algorithms…and make truly unbreakable ones.
Host: Jim Pullen

91,018 Listeners

78,715 Listeners

43,970 Listeners

38,229 Listeners

43,617 Listeners

27,057 Listeners

3,416 Listeners

1,652 Listeners

941 Listeners

510 Listeners

6,478 Listeners

382 Listeners

112,284 Listeners

6,415 Listeners

16,302 Listeners